Ryder Cup Europe announced Tuesday the location that will host the biennial event in 2031. After what will be a 34-year drought, the Ryder Cup will return to Spain for the 48th edition of the competition with Stadium Course at Camiral welcoming golfers to Costa Brava.

After 34 years, the Ryder Cup will return to Spain, as it was officially announced Tuesday that Camiral would host the 2031 Ryder Cup.

Spain will host the Ryder Cup for the second time in 2031, with the event to take place at Camiral Resort in Girona. The 48th edition will be held at the venue previously known as PGA Catalunya and will see Spain host it for the first time in 34 years.